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ABout Matt Parker
A Fort Lauderdale, Florida native, jazz saxophonist Matt Parker connects the stylistic dots between Lester Young and Rahsaan Roland Kirk. At the age of 17, Parker visited New Orleans for the first time where he was offered a job at The Gazebo in The French Quarter. He played 10 hours a day, 6 days a week during the summer of 1997. Al Hirt invited the young musician to sit in with him at his club on Bourbon street and he also had the privilege to meet and speak with Pete Fountain and the great Ellis Marsalis. Most recently, Parker traveled to South Africa where he performed with the Cape Town Youth Choir, appeared in the Blockbuster film John Wick starring Keanu Reeves and began playing withThe Mingus Big Band at The Jazz Standard in NYC
Parker considers his time playing with the great Maynard Ferguson and his Big Bop Nouveau Band as two of the most formative years in his development. "Learning from one of the masters every night, traveling the world playing concerts and festivals 10 months out of the year you learn a thing or two about the music." Parker can be heard on M.F. Horn VI: Live at Ronnie Scott's. His love for jazz has not stopped him from expanding his musical horizons. For the last five years he has been an integral part of Danish transatlantic dance band HessIsMore, playing to many of his other strengths including clarinet, flute and analog synthesizers. Parker moved to New York City in 1999 where he has had the opportunity to work alongside musicians such as Junior Mance,Jane Ira Bloom, Reggie Workman and Charlie Persip."I've had the privilege to meet and perform for so many of my heroes like Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, Stevie Wonder and Bebel Gilberto… Playing a sold out show with Ad Rock from the Beastie Boys was a real highlight."
In 2013 he released his debut album of original music titled "Worlds Put Together" which includes a remarkable continent of players who are leaders in their own right, among them are bassist Alan Hampton, drummer Reggie Quinerly, guitarist Josh Mease, pianist Jesse Elder and his long time friend and collaborator saxophonist Julio Monterrey aka Youthfaire. It's a band that navigates Parker's classic-cum-modern style exceptionally well. Matt Parker can been seen playing in New York and abroad with a range of different ensembles: Matt Parker - Worlds Put Together (sextet), The Matt Parker Quartet and The Matt Parker Trio
"A warmly swinging showcase for his breathy, Ben Webster-esque flow," said Time Out New York.
"It's time to make the acquaintance of this rising star" effused Something Else Reviews.
Downbeat Magazine said Worlds Put Together was one of the Best albums of 2014 "Parker is restlessly inventive…This promising debut makes him an album-maker to keep tabs on."
Matt is an official endorser for TM Custom Saxophones
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Worlds Put Together
Liner Notes
by Jay Ruttenberg
In Greenpoint, just outside his apartment, Matt Parker steps into the clunker he uses to tool around town: a 1997 Buick Park Avenue. Like its owner, the car is big and friendly, oddly cool, and undeniably built for a previous age. Parker places his diamond top fedora on the dash, where it rests as a kind of jazzman's Saint Christopher statuette, and sets out for his gig in Manhattan. As he pulls out, he switches on an advance copy of this album. The leadoff track, "Eye of Rico," greets the sleepy Brooklyn street with a wayward roar: saxophones belching; drums crashing. "This song is about hurricanes," explains Parker, a Florida native. "It begins with everybody playing, chaos all around: THERE'S GOING TO BE A HURRICANE! Then, we wait for the storm. That's a really uncomfortable calmness. In the song, it comes from Jesse Elder's piano—it feels peaceful, but there's something off. The third part is the actual storm, which reintroduces the opening dialogue between Julio Monterrey's alto and my tenor. Finally, we get to the eye, represented by Josh Mease's guitar. Being in the eye of a hurricane is one of the most amazing things. The sky opens up, birds are chirping. But it's actually the most dangerous part. Everything is unsettled. That's a big theme in this record—and a big part of my personality."
Worlds Put Together is Parker's first album as a band leader, but the saxophonist has been a fixture on stages for more than a decade. Just
glancing at his schedule can make one's head spin. With Elder, he plays in the Candy Shop Boys, performing a slab of American music, often in burlesque shows. In 2s and 4s, Parker joins Monterrey—a musical friendship with roots in teenagehood—in improvised jazz. And with the pop group Hess Is More, Parker is a reliably charismatic presence: the rare saxophonist to breach the walls of New York rock clubs.
Parker steers his Buick onto the Williamsburg Bridge. On the stereo, his album has turned to softer sections: the sweet and spare "I Can't Help It"; "Lists," hinging on the mournful arco bass of Alan Hampton and rumbling drums of Reggie Quinerly; "WPT," spotlighting the tap dancer Jimmy Sutherland. "As a sideman, I'm used to playing what somebody else wants to hear," Parker says. "This record was the first time I was forced to play how I wanted to sound. And I surprised myself. I thought I was going to play these songs as I would on my gigs, playing the melody with a nice, pure tone. Instead, I ended up screaming through my instrument. The emotion and playing on the album doesn't feel neat. I don't sound calm. I sound like I have an army of people chasing me, and I'm running for my life."
The car approaches Manhattan, lit up like the world's most fabulous Christmas tree. Worlds Put Together gets to its sole non-original composition: Jimmy Van Heusen's "Darn that Dream." As with "New Bossa," it pays tribute to the late trumpeter Maynard Ferguson, who employed Parker in his band during his final two years. "Maynard warmed up to this song every night," Parker says. "He really knew showbiz. Every concert, he encored with the Rocky song. The audience would completely
freak out."
Parker has passed the club where he is scheduled to perform; now, he's just driving around killing time. The album reaches "Full Sun," a climax of sorts that was inspired by Curtis Fuller and Benny Golson. "But it doesn't feel like jazz to me," Parker says. "A lot of the musicians are bringing something from outside the jazz world. Josh and Alan are singer-songwriters. Julio plays electronic pop, dance, Miami bass."
The album hits its conclusion: "Zeynep's Piano," a lullaby featuring child voices and toy instruments. The unrest of the preceding tracks has dissipated, settling into an eerie calm. "These are the ending credits," the saxophonist says. "It's where I walk off into the sunset." Parker eases his Buick to the curb to let out his passenger, and drives off to his night's gig. —Jay Ruttenberg
Album Credits
released on 01 May 2015
Matt Parker – tenor / soprano saxophone
Julio Monterrey – alto saxophone
Jesse Elder – piano
Josh Mease – guitar
Alan Hampton – bass
Reggie Quinerly – drums
Mikkel Hess – drums (#6)
Jimmy "Taps" Sutherland – tap dance (#4)
Zeynep, Noah, Bora, Ezra, Charney, Sharon, Shana Bromberg – vocals (#10)
Recorded on January 16th and 17th, 2012 in Brooklyn, NY at The Bunker Studio
engineered by Aaron Nevezie
Produced by Alan Hampton and Matt Parker
Mixed by Pete Rende
Mastered by Dave Darlington at Base Hit Records
All songs written by Matt Parker and registered with ASCAP except Darn That Dream, music by Jimmy Van Heusen.


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Tellem, whose hiring by Gores was announced in June, will be living in a condominium in Birmingham. He expects to acquire an ownership stake in the Pistons later this year, now that Gores has consolidated ownership of the team by recently acquiring his Platinum Equity Group's 49% share. "That was part of the plan when I came in," Tellem said. "My hope is now that by the end of the year, we're going to hopefully have a piece of the action. Tom's desire is to have this team long-term for him and his family and to really accomplish a lot here — not only winning basketball games, but to make a difference in the community here."
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Tom Gores taking sole ownership of Pistons
Platinum Equity founder and Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores is buying his firm's stake in the National Basketball Association team, giving him 100 percent of the franchise, according to a person with direct knowledge of the planned transaction.
Gores, personally, has held a 51 percent stake in the club since 2011. It isn't known how much he's paying for Platinum's 49 percent stake. NBA owners have approved the transaction, said the person, who requested anonymity because the move hasn't been announced.
"I needed a challenge," Tellem said Sunday afternoon. "I needed a personal challenge. And I need to live with a purpose in my life. To me, this gave me a greater purpose." And so Tellem, after weeks of anguish and thought — "I'm an emotional basket case right now," he said — pulled the trigger last week, and accepted Pistons' owner Tom Gores' offer to become Vice Chairman of Palace Sports and Entertainment.
Tellem will be charged with big picture issues – negotiating future TV contracts, assisting PS&E and Pistons owner Tom Gores in exploring ways to grow business interests in the area and other responsibilities. But Tellem brings more than 30 years of contacts in the NBA and Van Gundy can see a scenario where a former client calls Tellem to get an opinion on the Pistons organization. And Van Gundy will take that help. "I would think they'd have great trust in him," Van Gundy told the Free Press. "It's certainly an advantage. There's no question about that."
"The primary part of his job's gonna be in doing things for the financial welfare of the organization and expanding business and again, that all comes down to negotiating things, too, whether it's TV contract or whatever," Van Gundy said. "I think you've got a guy who understands the business of sports – particularly our league – so that has to have great value to us."
Tellem, 61, will report directly to PS&E and Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores and will be expected to spearhead Palace business strategies as the ownership group enters its fifth year. "Arn is one of the most accomplished and respected sports executives in the world," Gores said. "He has great passion, integrity and honesty, and he shares my belief that sports can be a catalyst for change in the community. He is an outstanding addition to our leadership team who will help us make a real difference in Detroit."


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If all your close friends are guys or you have a lot of brothers, why should you limit yourself to bridesmaids? There's no rule that wedding parties have to be segregated by gender, equal on both sides, or hampered by other restrictions. Choose the people closest to each of you.
Brides didn't wear white until relatively recently, after Queen Victoria set the trend. So if white washes out your complexion or you want to wear your favorite color instead, just do it. If you're really brave, you could even go black like Avril Lavigne did at her recent wedding.
If you're not having a religious ceremony that doesn't mean you have to hire a justice of the peace or other officiant you barely know. Many of my friends have had close friends or family conduct their wedding ceremonies, which makes for a very personal, nongeneric experience. If that's what you choose to do, here are some tips on having a loved one officiate your wedding.
If Pachelbel's Canon lacks significance for you and your groom, why not walk down the aisle and make your exit to a song that means something to both of you? A nontraditional choice can make a wedding interesting. Your big day playlist is your oyster.
Chances are, you and your fiancé share some common interests, so make them into decorating motifs. Whether you love Scrabble or you're both bookworms, start with your passions and go from there.
One of my least favorite things about some weddings is a bland buffet dinner and standard wedding cake. So if you, too, don't look forward to the traditional eats, serve something you and your partner really love. From your favorite local food truck to signature cocktails named for the bride and groom, food is a fun way to make the party your own.


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Ultimate Hunt Challenge: Deer Demo
editor's review
Hunting simulators cannot really be classified as shooters, because there's not a lot of shooting involved most of the time. Tracking, following, and spotting the animals takes up most of the gameplay, while the actual shooting only takes a few seconds. However, those few seconds are much more important than they are in a regular FPS, which is why you really need to take your time and aim properly.
Bring home the biggest deer there is
Ultimate Hunt Challenge: Deer was developed by EA SPORTS and it features large, open environments for you to explore and the deer to inhabit. Tracking game through the forest is easier said than done, because you need to pay attention to every detail, while also not making too much noise. Once you make contact with the prey, accuracy is paramount, because you don't get a second shot if you happen to miss.
The in-game display is quite simple and compact, which leaves you with more space to enjoy the 3D graphics. There are some dials on the screen though, which display the speed of the wind and the direction you are heading into. Both need to be taken into consideration in order to be successful, because you don't want the animals to smell you, much less get lost in the forest.
Simple graphics and a first-person perspective
While you explore the hills in search for deer, a third-person camera is used, in order to make it simpler for you to navigate the environment and watch your surroundings. However, once an animal happens to enter your sights, you can quickly switch to a first-person perspective and use the on-screen crosshair to line up the shot. Obviously, this is much more accurate and it certainly makes it easier to aim.
As far as the graphics are concerned, the engine looks old and rusty right now, but you need to remember that the game came out a long time ago. Hence, the blocky polygons and the simple animations were the norm back then, not to mention the featureless environments and the awkward character movement.
A good option for the nostalgics out there
All in all, there are much better alternatives than Ultimate Hunt Challenge: Deer out there, especially now when the technology evolved a great deal since then. Even so, you can still have some fun with it, if you decide to give it a try and see how the genre was approached back in the day.


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Why the system can change the displayer's resolution?
In my mind, the displayer's resolution is decided by the hardware. Where is my fault point, thank you..
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If you mean the screen resolution then yes, the maximum resolution is decided by the hardware.
But you may not want to always run at that maximum resolution and, given that the hardware is capable of lower resolutions, you may as well allow the sytem (or user) to select them if needed.
So, for example, if you have a very old game that only generates images at 640x480, you really don't want to try and play that on your behemoth 1920x1280 screen :-)


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PraiseCharts is happy to bring you Wow 2013. Featuring your favourite artists, and the best songs of the year! Check out bestsellers including 10000 Reasons (Bless The Lord), Overcome, and We Are. Be sure to download, print and play these, and many other popular titles today!
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Here's a list of the Top 100 songs released in the last five years. Calculations are adjusted based on how long songs have been available, so that a newly released song has the ability to rank just as high as a song that was released five years ago. These are the fresh, new songs that churches all around are singing in worship from week to week. Because He Lives (Amen) (Matt Maher) Forever (Kari Jobe) Lamb Of God (Vertical Church Band) Jesus Loves More
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The Gospel Music Association (GMA) released the 2014 Dove nominations this week at the Lipscomb University campus, the same place the awards will take place on October 7, 2014. Below is a list of all the nominations. We wanted to personally congratuate all the nominees! More
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Here are the songs that are making a mark on the church through PraiseCharts this March 2013. If you are looking for a new song, there are many on the list this month that have made their mark including Crown Him (with Majesty), Victor's Crown, Once And For All, and Jesus Only Jesus. More
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Download, Print and Play Charts for Easter
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Easter is just a few weeks away and it's not too early to start your Easter and Good Friday service planning. Be sure to look at Cornerstone from Hillsong Live, How Great Is Our God and Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) from Chris Tomlin. There are so many great arrangements to choose from! More
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New this week is the orchestration for Love Come To Life, the title track from the newest Big Daddy Weave album. This orchestration joins other great songs from the album like Redeemed and Magnificent God. We had the pleasure of meeting up with Mike Weaver to talk about the album; listen to that interview and hear his heart as he unpacks the album in detail with us. More


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I will never forget when President Johnson instituted daylight savings time. My Grandmother, Jane Lott Vickers, who taught me to hate damnyankees and how to grow a garden, when asked what time it was, would say, "You want Kennedy time or Johnson time?" The first Sunday after the time changed, some people were at church an hour early, and some an hour late and some, like our family, were there at the right time. It was mass confusion.
It was during this particular confused Sunday that I managed to get to sit with the older boys in the back of the church. Generally, I was always made to sit right near the front with my parents but not today. There had been so much upset with people coming and going that they lost track of me.
The older boys were trouble makers all. At school the previous Friday, one of them had cracked an egg on the side of his head that he thought was boiled but was raw instead. All the boys were giggling at him and making faces saying goody, goody. It finally got out of control and the preacher, Brother Braswell Carter, stopped his sermon and called us down. Back in those days it was a death sentence if the preacher had to call you down for misbehaving in church and I saw Momma look back to see who the guilty party was. She looked straight at me and gave me a look that would wilt a green turnip.
I gave her a big eyed look of complete innocence in return, one that said, "It weren't me!", but to no avail. I began to tremble in fear because if you have ever been on the receiving end of that look, you know what is coming; a complete skin removal from the neck down with a mulberry switch.
When we got out of church she came straight to me with that look still on her face and jerked a knot in me and said, "You just wait until I get you home, young man. I'm going to make your Daddy teach you a lesson you'll never forget."
I trembled all the way home because I knew what was coming. I could feel every lash of the switch before it fell, but wait; did she say Daddy? I did not fear my Daddy like I feared my Mother.
Once we got home, Momma said, "Conway, Brother Carter talked about how a man is supposed to discipline the children so I am letting you deal with Kenneth this time. Giving pitiful me the death penalty look again, she said, "Take him in that car shed and beat the tar out of him and I do mean good!"
Daddy did as he was told and walked me into the shed. I had stopped crying and was trying to tell Daddy what happened in church.
Along one wall was a stack of 100 pound bags of fertilizer. Daddy took off his belt and said, "Son, I am going to hit this bag of fertilizer and every time I hit it, you scream as loud as you can."
I quickly realized the Lord had spared me and I gladly went along with the plan. It worked so well that in a little while Momma yelled out the kitchen window, "Conway, you're killing that boy!"
Man, I love my Daddy.
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August 12, 2015. Nominations Closed for Secretary & Vice Chairman with positions remaining the same.
Nominations have been closed and counted with only current Secretary Ralph Lettieri & Vice Chairman Jim Greene receiving the nominations. No elections will take place as these were the only 2 nominees. Congratulations to both members on being elected again to their positions.
June 26th, 2015. Nominations Open for Secretary & Vice Chariman of TERC USA.
Nominations are now open for the positions of Secretary and Vice Chairman of TERC USA. In order to be nominated for these positions you must be a TERC dues paying member and must be paid up to date. Nominations can be submitted via email to the current TERC Chairman Carl Fargione at (email@example.com) before August 6th, 2015. In order to cast your vote after nominations are accepted, dues must be paid by July 1st, 2015. Thank You.
January 25th, 2015. Letter from the Chairman Carl Fargione.
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September 8th, 2014. Letter from Chairman Carl Fargione.
Let me begin by thanking all of you for giving me the opportunity to guide TERC US into the future. I am honored and humbled to chair an organization that is filled with dedicated, talented, and such well respected people in the field of vehicle extrication. I would also like to thank the previous chairmen for their vision in keeping TERC a viable resource for firefighters and medics across the nation. A special thank you to our past chairman Mike Huffman, a man who takes the task of training, extrication, and recruiting new teams, very seriously. Thanks for keeping TERC in good hands and striving to make it better.
My plan is to continue that momentum! We all must maintain that high level of training and education that makes TERC US what is today. The future of TERC is up to YOU! We as members must continue the tradition. One of my main goals is recruitment. In numbers there is strength. We all must spread the word of TERC. The essence of TERC is to share the knowledge, to share ideas with one another, to exchange information and network with other firefighters from all over the world. Each one of us has something to share, to teach, or to learn. All of these factors lead to lasting friendships that develop, and evolve globally. How many firefighters can boast friends from literally all over the world? TERC members can.
We also have to put back the emphasis on education. TERC has many dedicated, talented people within. We must try to use this talent to our advantage, by offering classes and hands on trainings to our members, as well as others. By doing so gives us more credibility, and exposure to other firefighters. Dave Dalrymple, our educational chair has been involved with TERC for many years, and is a great asset to our organization. Billy Leach is another fine example of top notch training; he specializes in the "Big Rig Rescue' class which he has developed and taught in countless places across the country. These are just a couple of examples of the talented individuals that we have in our midst. We must utilize these assets to our advantage.
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Seventeen-year-old Eureka's life is taking on dark undercurrents that don't make sense...Her mother killed in a freak accident. Her best friend, Brooks, behaving like a stranger. And Ander. The boy with eyes like the ocean who is everywhere she goes. Uncovering her mother's legacy - a stone, a locket and an ancient tale of romance and heartbreak - Eureka begins to question everything she thought she knew. Only one thing is certain: everything she loves can be washed away.
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Afflalo really stepped up his offensive game this past season, getting more aggressive attacking off the dribble and drawing fouls while still maintaining his deadly 3-point threat (42.3 percent on the season, 40.8 percent career). As a result, he led all shooting guards in TS% at 62.0.
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Issues within the Alabama prison system impact the culture and economy of Alabama, affecting thousands of lives across the state every day. What are the causes for concern? Who is responsible? Why does it matter to you?
WBHM explored this topic at "Issues & Ales: Alabama's Prison System," hosted by Public Radio WBHM 90.3 FM in collaboration with AL.com/The Alabama Media Group and The Center for Investigative Reporting on Tuesday, June 17, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at WorkPlay, 500 23rd St. South.
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- Shay Golden, former inmate and attorney
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